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Lanny Lathem - 25 Jan 2005 05:17 GMT
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Rich - 25 Jan 2005 13:16 GMT
It's about time!

> If you use AOL to read here, complain to AOL.
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newshound - 25 Jan 2005 14:23 GMT
> If you use AOL to read here, complain to AOL.
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> Come to JOE-LANTA:
> www.joelanta.com

Why complain to AOL?  Just switch providers.  AOL has nothing to offer
that can't be found elsewhere for a better price.
Rooney - 25 Jan 2005 15:13 GMT
>> If you use AOL to read here, complain to AOL.
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>Why complain to AOL?  Just switch providers.  AOL has nothing to offer
>that can't be found elsewhere for a better price.

Yes it does actually - in the UK anyway. Broadband with no limits on
downloads and free phone help at a better price than competitors.

There's no need to ditch AOL - just register with a free news server,
which will give you a far, far better news service than AOL ever did.

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Andy Champ - 25 Jan 2005 21:42 GMT
> On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 06:23:42 -0800, newshound <all@the.news.net>
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> Yes it does actually - in the UK anyway. Broadband with no limits on
> downloads and free phone help at a better price than competitors.

Eh?  I'm with Pipex, and a quick look shows them cheaper than AOL. With
no limits, natch...

Andy.

(are we far enough off topic yet?)
Rooney - 25 Jan 2005 22:40 GMT
>> On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 06:23:42 -0800, newshound <all@the.news.net>
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>(are we far enough off topic yet?)

I pay £19.99 per month. Pipex's 19.99 offering has a 1Gb limit.
Having said that, I'm on a 12 month offer, and it goes up to 24.99
after that - but I'll switch to the best current offer. Pipex looks
good, I agree - did you get a free broadband modem?

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Andy Champ - 26 Jan 2005 20:50 GMT
> I pay £19.99 per month. Pipex's 19.99 offering has a 1Gb limit.
> Having said that, I'm on a 12 month offer, and it goes up to 24.99
> after that - but I'll switch to the best current offer. Pipex looks
> good, I agree - did you get a free broadband modem?

OK I've now rummaged... I'm on the "unlimited use" 23.44 package, not
the 1Gb only.  I'm also getting 576kbps, not a mere 500.  The extra 10%
makes all the difference.  Not.  As does the 50p cheaper than AOL.

Free modem?  Yes, and there's a story.  It arrived - installed - ran
system for a week - system died.  I'd heard stories that the modem draw
a fair bit of power - Alcatel frog - so I assumed that was what was
wrong, and bought another MB.  Nope, that wasn't it.  Luckily the
replacement one takes SD ram as well as DD, and I found it was the RAM.
  How the Fk the modem can take out the RAM is beyond me. Anyone like
to buy a motherboard, only run for 10 minutes?  (actually, I thought of
ebay, and it's only worth a tenner so better to keep as a spare).

Back to the point though, the free modem now lives in its box in the
cupboard & I have a Netgear router on the wall so my sons can use the
internet with my PC off/rebooting/etc.  The netgear's a pretty good
device, seemed to survive BT's antics last year better when the rain got
into the cables.  (BT couldn't work out what was going on, and it took a
while before my neighbour and I worked out that either of us could
connect, but not both at once)

Andy.
 
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